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PAPAKURA COURIER, FEBRUARY 23, 2011
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Boarding at King's College
A UNIQUE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Boarding at King's College is the opportunity of a lifetime for
your son or daughter. Boys: Years 9 to 13 & Girls: Years 12 & 13
Founded in 1896, King's is a world-class, independent secondary school in Auckland
renowned for academic excellence and all-round achievement. We offer first-class
facilities, a highly qualified teaching staff, and a broad-ranging, modern curriculum to
help develop your child into a balanced, mature young adult on every level.
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We invite you to join us for a Campus Tour
at King's College on
Wednesday 2 March, at 9.30am
or Wednesday 23 March, at 4.00pm
For more information contact Admissions Director,
Mr Mark Kennelly Tel: 09 276 0677
Email: m.kennelly@kingscollege.school.nz
Best of Fresh for Less
PC23/2
Normal Trading Hours: Monday to Sunday 7.30am -- 7.00pm
Southgate Homecentre
Cnr Great South Rd
& Walters Road
Takanini
Ph (09) 299 3328
WE ARE
HERE
All our fresh fruit and vegetables in store are clearly labelled for country of origin
Hothouse Tomatoes
$1.99bag
Nashi Pears
$2.99kg
Little Sweeties Peppers
$1.99tray
Bonita Bananas
$1.99kg
Egg Plant
$1.79of 2
Seedless Watermelon
$3.99ea
Spring Onions
$1.50bunches
1kg
300g
Fresh Round Beans
$2.49bag
tray
for 2
IN BRIEF
Confirmation
Papakura Local Board
members will be able to really
get stuck into business next
week after their respective
portfolios are confirmed at
the board's monthly meeting
tomorrow morning.
Portfolios up for grabs include
strategic planning, arts and
culture, community
development, recreation and
sports, street environment
and town centres as well as
environmental management.
Also to be appointed
tomorrow is the hearings
panel for submissions
relating to the Papakura
reserve management plan.
The meeting is open to the
public and starts at 9.30am
at the Auckland Council office
on Coles Cres.
Park 'n' new ride
New rides and good weather
are proving a successful mix
for Rainbow's End. The
operator of the Manukau
theme park has reported a 77
percent increase in net profit
for the six months to
December 31, 2010. An
additional 24,000 people
visited the park during that
time. Chairman Tony
Frankham says Rainbow's
End exceeded projected
targets thanks to a very
strong lead-up to Christmas,
new initiatives like the
Invader ride and fine weather
conditions.
The park has taken on
additional staff to operate its
new attractions and food and
beverage outlets
and to cater for the increase
in visitors.
A heart for women's health
A big help: Sarah McIlmoyle received a $3000 Breast Cancer Foundation mammography scholarship that helped fund her post-graduate
study.
Photo: FIONA GOODALL
By MELISSA KINEALY
Helping detect a disease that
kills hundreds of women is
now all in a day s work for
Sarah McIlmoyle.
At just 23 she s reached her
goal of becoming a medical
imaging technologist and now
specialises as a mammo-
grapher.
Having friends and family
who ve been affected by
breast cancer prompted her
to get into the field.
I love that my training is
supporting a great cause and
one that s vital for women s
health.
I really enjoyed my fam-
iliarisation week in mam-
mography as an undergrad-
uate medical imaging student
and couldn t wait to begin my
postgraduate mammography
training.
Funding her career path
was made a lot easier for the
Waiuku woman because of a
scholarship from the New
Zealand Breast Cancer Foun-
dation.
It s now taking applications
for this year.
Ms McIlmoyle received
$3000 the foundation which
paid the fees for her post-
graduate certificate in health
science (mammography) at
Unitec.
She completed her post-
graduate training in 2010
and now works at the
Counties Manukau Breast
Imaging Service.
Her role includes diagnos-
tic work and breast screening
four days a week and she also
spends one day at Middle-
more Hospital doing diagnos-
tic x-rays.
You deal with people s
lives and their livelihood. It s
a challenge but it s always
rewarding, she says.
Breast cancer is the major
cancer killer of New Zealand
women with 2600 women
diagnosed and almost 650
dying from the disease each
year.
Applicants for the foun-
dation s medical imaging
technologists scholarship pro-
gramme must have their
applications in by February
28 for first semester
applicants or July 25 for sec-
ond semester applicants.
Call Valerie on 304-0965 for
information and applications or
go to www.nzbcf.org.nz to
download an application form.